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Already introduced in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship, bespoke Driving Standards Guidelines will be rolled out in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship from this weekend’s Berlin double-header.
Formulated in consultation with the category’s competitors, the guidelines are intended to assist stewards in reaching fair and consistent decisions in relation to on-track incidents and infringements. Their publication further cements the FIA’s commitment to transparency and ongoing improvement to officiating across all motorsport.
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They have been designed to be considered alongside driver and team statements, video and technical evidence and the applicable sporting regulations when determining the administration of penalties, while serving as a reference point for competitors with respect to appropriate on-track conduct in a variety of racing situations.
The Driving Standards Guidelines, tailored for Formula E, provide clarity on a conduct in variety of situations, including moving under coasting, how to rejoin the track after cutting a chicane to avoid any energy gain, how to blend following ATTACK MODE activation or the priority that applies in pit lane after PIT BOOST stops.
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem commented: “FIA Stewards and Officials play a crucial role in maintaining safety and fairness across all levels of motorsport. As the governing body, we are committed to equipping them with the tools, resources, and support they need to uphold the highest standards in the sport.
"The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship Driving Standards Guidelines have been specifically developed for this series, through close collaboration with drivers, officials, and industry experts. This tailor-made framework ensures that driving conduct aligns with the unique demands and spirit of the championship."
SCHEDULE: Where, when and how to watch or stream the 2025 Hankook Berlin E-Prix Rounds 13 & 14
Free Practice 1: 16:00 local (14:00 UTC), Friday 11 July
Free Practice 2: 09:00, (07:00 UTC) Saturday 12 July
Qualifying: 11:20 (09:20 UTC), Saturday 12 July
Round 13: 16:00 (14:00 UTC), Saturday 12 July
Free Practice 3: 09:00, (07:00 UTC) Sunday 13 July
Qualifying: 11:20 (09:20 UTC), Sunday 13 July
Round 14: 16:00 (14:00 UTC), Sunday 13 July
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